Stone Mill Bakery

My first visit to Stone Mill.Met up with a friend for an early Christmas Eve lunch. Counter service excellent with some good suggestive selling. Chris (I think that's his name) is great at his job!My friend ordered the breakfast burrito and I ordered the Reuben. In spite of the elevated pricing, food, service and ambiance were top shelf, even on Christmas Eve. Enjoyed my first visit to Stone Mill. I'm sure I'll cave to a sweet or too next time.

wrap and fries were $26.00. For that amount of money, the sandwich better give me an orgasm. It was mediocre at best.Great location. Staff members were busy, so i get the flustered employees.

The cafe and bakery is very appealing to the eye but not the palate. Everything looks good but the flavor is sub-par. The owner was very nice, attentive, and working the register. He seems very proud of his business and is very charismatic. The coroner's know him by name so he's very personable for the service I give 5 stars. Back to the food. I got 2 lemon coconut bars, the brown sugar lemonade, a regular coffee, and the granola-cereal. I spent $41.44. The yoghurt was $15 alone for about 2 cups of yogurt with some strawberries on top.The lemon bars had no lemon flavor, very thin, and a bit dry. You could taste the coconut. It was a nice roasted flavor but the rest was surely lacking. The brown sugar lemonade sounded very appealing but it tasted like pre-packaged lemon juice, wasn't sweet enough, and tasted watered down. The cup was full of ice and it tasted watered down from the moment it was handed to me. The Large coffee tasted full bodied, it had a nice medium roasted flavor, and it was very good. Hands down the best part of my experience. The coffee was fantastic even though I was charged an extra $1.50 for oat milk instead of regular. The granola-cereal was fine I guess. The price is certainly outrageous, even though the yoghurt is homemade. It was way too expensive for its normal taste. I'd pay $10 for it but $15 is just too much. You get a good amount but the flavors aren't matching the price. Overall the service was great, the atmosphere was comforting and welcoming, but the food just isn't very good and too expensive for what you get.

This place has potential, but a couple issues. First and probably most important is the prices are outrageous. We were looking for casual bite to eat before we arrived at our Baltimore destination. Did not want to get $100 lunch for four, which is what it will run you for a normal order. Sandwiches are ~$19 and entree salads closer to $25. Mind you, this is a place where you order at the counter and they give you a number.We fed the girls as the priority. Hubby and I shared some soup and their let overs. One got the chicken Parmesan sandwich and the other the brisket sandwich. My not at all picky older child said the chicken parm was 5/5. They serve with homemade chips, which were a little over cooked and under seasoned. I tasted both and would say they were like 3.5 or 4.0My chicken noodle soup was clearly homemade, but it just lacked flavor. The seating is a little awkward too. Small, cold metal tables that wobbled for us. I don't think I would go back. They do have a beautiful lemon tree in the seating area that gave me plant envy.

I think this is an exquisite bakery. There are many options like soup, lemon coconut bar, pies, coffee and hot chocolate. I heard someone picking up an order for a cheesesteak for lunch. Service is friendly which does not equal fast service as the man taking orders at the register had long conversations and chit chat with the customers before me. Not a problem unless you're stepping in for a quick coffee during a short break from work. So, go, enjoy, and make sure you have the time and $7 for a large (traditional) macchiato with almond milk.

I did a little hot chocolate adventure for my Baltimore food instagram (@AmandaTheEpicure) where I ranked my favorites and this was in my favorite!A strong chocolate flavor without being too rich, this hot chocolate was perfectly balanced. The creaminess of the drink mixed with the ooey gooey homemade marshmallow to create a lovely mouthful. Truly, don't skip the marshmallow when you order!It is the perfect texture and hits every flavor note. It could be a bit of drive, but if you love chocolate like I do, it's worth it!

Exceptional hot chocolate with very friendly staff, particularly Cris! Highly recommend! Would come back for their handmade cocoa with handmade whipped cream. Yummy!

Came here for lunch with my friend and it was still early enough to get breakfast (served until 12pm) so I tried their veggie omelette and she had their chicken parm sandwich. I had asked for a baguette, but they gave me toast instead. When I asked a server to change it, they disappeared into the kitchen and never came back again. I just let it go but was disappointed at the mistake and lack of follow through to fix it. The gentleman who took our order was super pleasant, but he was the only one. The woman who brought our drink order did not make eye contact and didn't respond when I inquired about water. She just walked away. Luckily I found the self service water jug on a counter nearby. Overall, we enjoyed our food. The cafe macchiato was very acidic for my taste.

this is a baltimore classic. it can get pretty busy during lunch time, and you can't make reservations -- you order at the front and they bring it to your table. they are famous for their soups, breads, and baked goods and everything is fresh and delicious. oh, and the mac n cheese -- a must. the hot chocolate -- the thickest richest hot chocolate in all the land!!! very cute cafe vibes in there. the only downside -- it's definitely pricey.

really good bakery, lunch spot in Baltimore. Great selection but very pricey. Big portions and friendly staff. Big restaurant with multiple areas to sit!